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Almost seven years ago on November 4, 2008 we found out that Barack Obama would be our 44th president of the United States. Barack Obama has been a successful president; just like any president he completed promises, broke promises and compromised promises. Before Barack Obama was president he ran as a democrat and won the election in 1996 for Illinois state senator (Biography.com Editors, N.d). In Obamas presidential campaign he made promises on what he was going to do and change; he did keep some of the promises he said he was going to accomplish. At times we all make promises that we say we are going to do, but then we do not end up doing them just like Obama did but that does not make him an unsuccessful president. We may break or complete

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